Category Archives: PC-BSD

PC-BSD 1.4 – a free masterpiece?

Along with the release of PC-BSD 1.4 we have updated our website. Please let us know what you think about it. www.pcbsd.org

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New PC-BSD website

Along with the release of PC-BSD 1.4 we have updated our website. Please let us know what you think about it. www.pcbsd.org

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PC-BSD 1.4 (Da Vinci) Released

iXsystems announced today the release of PC-BSD Da Vinci Edition. PC-BSD is a fully-functional desktop operating system based on FreeBSD 6.2-STABLE. FreeBSD is one of the most used UNIX-like operating systems in the world. It is widely renowned as the … Continue reading

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PC-BSD – The first 30 days

Jan Stedehouder is using PC-BSD and telling us about his findings for 30 days. Read more here

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PC-BSD: the first 30 days

Jan Stedehouder is on his journey using PC-BSD for 30 days. These are his experiences PC-BSD Day 5: BSD Certification Previous blog entries BSD Revisited: PC-BSD 1.4 RC PC-BSD Day 1: extending the system PC-BSD Day 2: music & ports … Continue reading

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PC-BSD 1.4RC released

PC-BSD 1.4RC has been released! Changelog: Fixed many reported bugs from 1.4BETA in the following tools: – Network Manager – Xorg Configuration GUI – Custom partition via Installer – Xorg configuration now auto-detects DPI Included i18n support with latest translations … Continue reading

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PC-BSD meets software piracy?

I have been a fan of PC-BSD for sometime now; however, it was after discovering this page that had me disturbed. Using PC-BSD’s awesome packaging methods, the webmaster of this site has apparently packaged some applications that might cause some … Continue reading

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PC-BSD for Ubuntu users

Dru Lavigne has followed up her quick comparision of Kubuntu vs PC-BSD with an article titled “PC-BSD for Ubuntu Users” “Ubuntu is known as Linux for Human Beings, because it’s driven by the philosophy that “software should be available free … Continue reading

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